Maryland News
Money for Sandy recovery won't go to Smith Island
State officials say federal grant money for Marylanders whose homes were damaged during Superstorm Sandy won't go to people who live on Smith Island.
The dish: Recent restaurant openings
Hungry for something new? Nycci Nellis dishes on a handful of restaurants that recently opened in the D.C. area.
Comptroller calls on Towson U. president to resign
Md. Comptroller Peter Franchot calls on Towson University president to resign
Out of jail, ex-county executive waxes poetic
Former county executive reflects on brief stint in jail through poem, essay
O'Malley's chief of staff leaves for foundation
Gov. Martin O'Malley chief of staff Matthew Gallagher leaving for philanthropic foundation
Rays beat Orioles 6-2 to end 4-game skid
Johnson, Duncan homer as Rays defeat Orioles 6-2 to end 4-game losing streak
Buses could use I-66 shoulders in 2014
Virginia is moving ahead with plans to allow buses to use Interstate 66 shoulders starting next year as a pilot project to reduce congestion along the heavily traveled corridor.
Opponents of gun-control bill to sue
Opponents of Maryland gun-control bill to challenge in court, not referendum
PG hazmat team called to mail processing center
Prince George's County's hazmat team was called to a federal mail processing center in Landover to help federal agents who are investigating suspicious letters to members of Congress and the president.
2 men charged with passing counterfeit currency
2 men charged with passing counterfeit currency in Ocean City
First lady praises Md. bill meant to help veterans
First lady Michelle Obama praises Md. bill meant to help veterans find jobs after the service
O'Malley to head for Middle East
Md. governor to make 8-day trade trip to Israel and Jordan
Plea expected for alleged cannibal in Md. slaying
Alleged cannibal expected to plead not criminally responsible in slaying at family's Md. home
First lady cites courage, grit, after bombing
First lady Michelle Obama speaks of courage and grit after bombing at Boston marathon
Vigil at Md. church where bombing victim teaches
Maryland church where Boston bombing victim teaches to hold prayer vigil
Man, 21, fatally shot in northwest Baltimore
Man, 21, fatally shot in northwest Baltimore; another man wounded
Frederick Running Festival to go on as planned
Organizers of the Frederick Running Festival say they expect the event to go on as planned in the wake of the deadly bombing at the Boston Marathon.
I-68 in western Md. closed because of fire, spill
State police say the eastbound lanes of Interstate 68 in far western Maryland are closed because of a vehicle fire and hazardous-materials spill.
Spending on Montgomery Co. schools to increase
Montgomery County officials say new state mandates will drive up spending on the county's school system by $100 million over the next four years.
Baltimore suspends speed, red light cameras
Baltimore has temporarily suspended its troubled speed and red-light camera program.



